Tiny (Tim) Quilt

Recently, I've been interested in 

making some tiny quilts.  These #tiny

 #quilts would add a splash of 

color to my already  adorable 

 sewing machines 

I have displayed around the house.

I was hoping to finish up a few of

these cute quilts, but was only able

to get one completed.

I purchased the pattern 

here from Temecula Quilt Company

The small book is called T for Tiny

and you get a total 

of six quilts.

I used scraps from my stash.  

Cut, marked and

assembled my blocks.  A total

of twelve blocks. T for Tiny

was the name of the block

used in the book, but while sewing

I decided to name it T for Tiny Tim,

after my youngest son.  

Haha! 

Attached by blocks

Sandwiched my Tiny Tim quilt.

Here's the back of my tiny quilt.

Sewed the binding and attached a

label to the back of my quilt.

Here you have it. An adorable

 quilt displayed with my 

antique sewing machine.

A note of caution!  While making

this quilt, I did have to adjust 

the pattern some.  My finished

quilt measures 10-1/2" x 13". In

the book it measured 8-3/4" x 11".

I don't know about the other quilts

in the book.  I do plan on making 

more.  You do get a total of six

quilt patterns in the book.

Thanks for stopping by!!!

Philippians 4:13

I can do all things

through Christ which

 strengtheneth me. 

    

Heart and Hand

I've been getting my sewing on and with the holidays approaching, eek, it's time to push that pedal to the metal!  It will be here before you know it.

Here's a really cute gift you can give your sewing friends!  A needle keeper!  I used Darlene Zimmerman Fabric (Robert Kaufman), for the log cabin quilt pattern heart, except for the center fabric.  I used red felt!  The rest of the hand should be made from heavier fabric.

 

The pattern is from the book, Folk Hearts by Pieceful Heart Designs! The design is Heart and Hand Needlekeeper

Happy sewing!